NRC legal broadside aims to sink New Mexico interim storage suit

By ExchangeMonitor

The state of New Mexico hasn’t proven to a federal court that it has sufficient legal standing to challenge the licensing of a proposed interim storage facility for spent nuclear fuel in Texas, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission argued this week. NRC’s Monday…

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